In June 2024, Robby Lefkowitz was sitting at his desk, working for a protein company and “bored,” when he decided to have some fun online. Noticing that a bunch of X accounts were popping up, naming themselves after neighborhoods—East Village Guy, Williamsburg Wrangler—Lefkowitz decided to make one of his own. He called himself Murray Hill…
But he’s still waiting for the “Google moment” in AI When Yuxiang Zhou, founder of Black Lake Technologies, pitted an AI sales coach against his company’s most experienced sales leader, seven out of 10 of Black Lake’s most senior salespeople voted for the machine’s advice. The experiment began when Zhou complained that his CRM software…
The race between the world’s two biggest economies to dominate AI recently escalated with new accusations and raised the question of how China came to rival the U.S.’s AI capabilities. Six Chinese AI companies, U.S. officials alleged earlier this week, found a shortcut to closing the gap with American AI labs by buying bulk subscriptions…
A Republican president, one who muses about adding Canada to the United States, erects trade barriers to punish America’s rivals and ignite domestic manufacturing. Instead, he does grievous harm to the U.S. economy. Frustrated, the United States launches a war of choice. Despite promises of a quick and decisive military triumph, the conflict drags on.…
The Toronto Blue Jays’ former unique starter suffered a scary injury after just a single start with his new team.
We’ve read the stories about private jets ferrying families from one college campus to another. One of our competitors has reportedly offered a $300,000, four-day tour per student-and-parent pair, taking seven such pairs to seven universities as part of what it calls the “Elevation Experience.” The itinerary promises a Gulfstream G650, private tarmac pickups, chauffeured…
In times of economic strain, pessimism about retirement often follows. Recent data suggests many Americans now believe their bleakest fear is becoming reality: that they won’t be able to retire at all. More than two in five Americans — 43% — say they expect to work until they die, according to a WalletHub survey released…
Miami hasn’t always been a destination for luxury and wealth. For a long time, it was seen as a fun place to party and vacation—an escape from the world. But as more wealth has moved from major cities like New York and Los Angeles, Miami has become an epicenter for luxury and lavishness. In 2025,…
Over the course of his two-decade career, entrepreneur Andy Dunn has launched several businesses and invested in dozens more. One of his biggest moves to date was selling his menswear brand Bonobos to Walmart in 2017 for a whopping $310 million. But behind the glitz of extraordinary business success, Dunn had just gone through one…